Cloned human embryo sparks ethics debate
BOSTON – A U.S. company announced Sunday that it has cloned the first human embryo using the same technique that … Continue reading Cloned human embryo sparks ethics debate
BOSTON – A U.S. company announced Sunday that it has cloned the first human embryo using the same technique that … Continue reading Cloned human embryo sparks ethics debate
TORONTO – Ontario's chief medical officer of health has advised hospitals and doctors that 12 people in the province have … Continue reading Ont. hospitals alerted to new cases of E. coli
TORONTO – Ontario's chief medical officer of health has advised hospitals and doctors that 12 people in the province have … Continue reading Ont. hospitals alerted to new cases of E. coli
TORONTO – The tainted water tragedy in Walkerton that claimed the lives of seven people had an economic impact of … Continue reading Economic toll high in Walkerton water disaster
Nova Scotia's Environment Minister has called for more information on how a proposed mine could affect the Tobeatic Wilderness Area. … Continue reading Environmental Assessment for White Rock Mine Extended
After conducting public consultations on new environmental legislation, Environment Minister Ralph Wiseman today introduced the Environmental Protection Act and Water … Continue reading Environmental legislation introduced in the House of Assembly
VANCOUVER – It's a sad day for the declining population of endangered mountain caribou northeast of William's Lake when high-end … Continue reading Government offers tenure despite concern from public and biologists
Federal Environment Minister David Anderson is compelled by law to intervene in Ontario to force a reduction of coal plant … Continue reading Minister undermines smog agreement with U.S.
Whitehorse. CPAWS-Yukon is deeply concerned that the Parks and Land Certainty Act, tabled by the Liberals on October 22 is … Continue reading Government Parks Act Threatens to Undermine Yukon Protected Areas Strategy (YPAS)
SUDBURY – The Ontario government is introducing legislation that, if passed, would recognize recreational hunting and fishing as part of … Continue reading ONTARIO TO LEGALLY RECOGNIZE RECREATIONAL HUNTING AND FISHING
OTTAWA ? Choosing the most fuel-efficient vehicle to meet your needs just got easier, thanks to the 2002 EnerGuide Awards … Continue reading CANADA’S MOST FUEL EFFICIENT VEHICLES ANNOUNCED TODAY
HULL, Nov. 22 /CNW/ – Environment Minister David Anderson today announced his decision regarding the environmental assessment of the proposed … Continue reading Environment Minister Announces Decision on Toulnustouc Hydroelectric Project